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What Makes a Drug Charge a Federal Offense?

Drug charges in New Jersey are a serious offense. In addition to the potential for a criminal record, you could also face jail time. Federal charges can have even more significant legal consequences including potential prison time and a permanent criminal record, which can affect your ability to vote or pursue certain careers. Types of Federal Drug Charges You might…
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The Arrest Process & Your Rights

You were arrested and taken into the local county jail. If you were wrongly accused of a crime or you were not given a warrant at the time of the arrest, then it is possible that your constitutional rights weren’t protected. It is important to understand what the criminal arrest process entails and what your rights are with each step…
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FBI Launches Investigation Into the Shooting of NJ Judge’s Son

On Sunday night at approximately 5:00pm, the son of U.S. District Court of New Jersey Judge Esther Salas was killed after he reportedly opened the door for a delivery man. Daniel Anderl, 20, was a freshman at Catholic University in Washington D.C. and looking forward to attending law school, according to a report by the Newark Star Ledger.  The Incident…
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How Does a Criminal Case Go Through the Criminal Justice System?

Facing criminal charges can be very overwhelming and stressful. In addition to the arrest and time spent in jail, you might wonder what criminal charges you face, as well as what you can expect the process to be like. You likely also have a lot of questions regarding court dates and what you need to do to prepare for your…
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Can I Appeal a Criminal Conviction in New Jersey?

Dealing with criminal charges can be life-changing. Being convicted of a crime can result in jail time and expensive legal fines. Your permanent record from a criminal charge can also make it difficult to find employment, even after you have completed jail time and already paid your fines.  Fortunately, even if you receive a criminal conviction, the state of New…
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